Veikti

veikti is a Lithuanian verb. It translates to "to act," "to work," "to do," or "to operate" in English, depending on the context. It is a fundamental verb in the Lithuanian language, used in a wide range of situations to describe an action, a process, or a function.

The verb "veikti" is conjugated according to Lithuanian grammar rules. It can appear in various tenses, moods, and persons. For example, "veikiu" means "I act" or "I am working," while "veikia" can mean "he/she/it acts," "he/she/it works," or "it works" (referring to a machine or system). The infinitive form is "veikti."

In a general sense, "veikti" signifies the performance of an action or the execution of a task. It can describe physical labor, mental effort, or the functioning of inanimate objects. For instance, one might say "Laikrodis neveikia" which translates to "The clock is not working." The verb is also used to describe engagement in activities, such as "Jis veikia teatre" meaning "He acts in the theater."

The concept of "veikti" is central to expressing agency and the occurrence of events in Lithuanian. Its versatile meaning allows it to adapt to numerous semantic nuances, making it an indispensable part of everyday communication in Lithuania.